Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-09-09

Mr.. +. o. BoylAn. OF Chicago. one Of the
jolliest knights of the grip that strikes
Springfield. is in town.
Mr. T. NJ. Gugenheim arrived home this
morning from his trip to New York. the
asst and Old Point Comfort.
Mr. ID. F. Minahan went to Findlay to-
day to bid on a big water works improve
ment soon to he made there.
Mr.. George T. Gunnip. passenger agent
Of the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe rail-
way, Is in town on business.
Miss Clara Allen. after brief visit with
DIR. and Mrs. VIM. Runyan, returned to
her home in Xenia last evening.
The Springfield base ball club lef: for
Urbana this forenoon to play the third and
final game with the club Of that city.
Mr.. W. B. Dodge. travelling passenger
agent of the z. c. 4 st. l.. railway. is in
the citv stopping at the Arcade.
Mrs. Frank Shellev. of Springfield. is
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W.
Mitchell, of Whiteman street.-Xenia Ga
zCtte.
Sells Bros show passed through this
city last night Ell route to Kenton. where il
is performing today. Itappears in Urbana
tomorrow.
Mr.. Nose Schwab. Of Dayton, was in the
city yesterday. According to the Arcade
register. the genial Nose is now Cum
minsvillisn.
Mr.. J. T. Morand today took the place Of
Walter Swope - clerk in the Arcade res
taurant Mr.. Swope has gone to New
York city.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H. Schenck. of south
Plum street. are the proud parents of a
new son. which came to their house few
days ago.
Mr.. Martin B. Routzahn. of the firm of
McCulloch 4 Rouzahn. has been quite Ill
for several weeks past. and his condition is
unimproved at present,
Mr.. w. p. Heiskell. who has been visit
ing friends in South Charleston for ten
weeks, left yesterday via the Pan Handle
for his home in Lincoln. Neb.
Messrs. Frank Prothero and Dennie
Thomas went to Urbana today to attend
swell party to be given there this evening
at the residence Of Miss Fithian.
Springfield lodge No. SO, l. o. o. F..
worked the first and second degrees last
night There were three candidates in the
first degree and four in the second.
Miss Ethel Jones, of South Charleston.
and Misses Bertha Falconer and Gussie
COoklin, of this city. leave Tuesday for
Hollidaysburg. Pa, to attend school.
Mr.. John McGonigal. formerly Of the
Arcade hotel, left last evening for his home
at Covington. KY. after pleasant visit OF
. day or two with his many old friends
here.
Mr. August Schimpff. the printer. is
working on the Urbana Sun this week.
When the city editor got licked yesterday.
Aug. almost made up his mind to come
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hayward. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. S. Wallace. Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Phillips. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Ashhaugh
and Mrs. William Burnett, went to Cincin-
nltl this morning.
The party of Springfield and Clark coun-
ty people who left here on the first of Sep
tember for California, arrived at their des-
tination in safety and on time. after .
very pleasant trip.
The Ohio Southern is nothing if not &C
commodating. This morning the outgoing
train stopped five times between the depot
and Spring street to take on belated pas
sengers who had missed it.
Miss Drusie Heiskell, of South Charles
ton, leaves Sunday evening for New York
to spend the winter. She will engage in
the study Of music under sister of the
famous tenor, Herr Theodore TOedt.
Miss Mamie Bivens, Of Goshen. Ind. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Layton. OF
No. lOS south Mechanic street Miss Bivens
will attend Antioch college this year and
will assume her school duties in q few days.
Professor August Mammes. teacher OF
German in the High school, is the proud
and happy father of handsome boy baby
which arrived Tuesday noon. COngrstula'
tions are in order and are heartily extended.
The Hastings Paper company have added
largely to their machinery the past veal
and have now one of the most complete
wrapping mills in the west, turning Out
eight tons Of paper per day. and are many
weeks behind their orders.
The friends of DIR. VIM. Runyan. OF
Springfield. late of this city. will be pleased
to note by the list Of appointments pub
lished in this paper, that he has been ap
pointed presiding elder Of the Hillsbort
district. Dr. Runyan will make most ex
cellent elder-Xenia Gazette.
The Blakeney Foundry company are put
ting in . new Blakeney cupOla furnace will
q capacity Of twenty tons. The company
has been melting from twelve to sixteel
tons of iron a day in ten-ton furnace fO
several months past. The foundry is largely
employed in aking castings for cable road.
| in Cincinnati and Kansas City.
Habits OF English Statesmen.
It has long ago become the mode Of the
ambitious young members Of parliament